US mass killings often go missing in FBI data: USA Today

The 12 people who were killed in an Aurora, Colorado movie theater on July 20, 2012, aren't listed either, the study found, raising questions about the accuracy and usefulness of the federal data. FBI officials say the police departments in Connecticut and ...

In FBI murder data, mass killings often go missing

And that isn't the only major case missing. The 12 people who were killed in an Aurora, Colo., movie watching the premier of a Batman movie aren't listed either, raising questions about the accuracy and usefulness of the federal data. Information on more ...

Asian Games: North Korea head south in search of gold

Arguments over the size of the North Korean flag and Seoul's refusal to foot the entire North delegation's bill saw Pyongyang threaten a boycott over the South's "arrogance". In the end, the North agreed to send its athletes but - in a blow to the Games ...

Doctors working in the immigration detention network should consider a boycott of the system until the standard of care is improved, an article published by the Australian Medical Association in the respected Medical Journal of Australia has argued.

Fox Sports' Katie Nolan on why not to boycott NFL because of Ray Rice

Fox Sports’ Katie Nolan recently chimed in on the disturbing Ray Rice video. Nolan hosts the show “No Filter” on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays covering the top headlines in sports and pop culture. But she decided to explain on her show on Tuesday ...

UAE buyers in rush for 24k gold iPhone 6 models

Here we go again, another iPhone launch followed by a slew of luxury golden versions aimed at Arab consumers. Gold & Co London has given the iPhone 6 the Midas touch and claims to have already sold over 100 units before they hit the market. “People have ...

Tieton River offers one last rush of whitewater thrills

Whitewater enthusiasts are expecting a warm welcome from Washington’s Tieton River along US 12 west of Yakima this weekend. A large gathering of rafters and kayakers – private and commercial – is gearing up from across the region to take advantage ...

Venezuela's cheap gas faces price hike

Venezuela, home to the world's cheapest price to fill up an automobile, could see prices rise as the government looks to cut subsidies and prevent the economy from getting worse. Conway G. Gittens reports.

Piling on and cheap shots

I remember yard duty as a school principal in the early 1950s. We had to be alert for young boys identifying an adversary, getting him down and all “piling on,” or jumping on top of him. Many had no idea why they were piling on but only that it seemed ...